Twitter user Mary Numair live tweeted the disaster that unfolded at her boyfriend's Airbnb listing

Mary wrote: “Omg you guys. My boyfriend has been renting his house on Airbnb and has a group of 4 people this weekend. Except 25 people showed up. Twenty f***ing five.”

She explained that her boyfriend had a CCTV camera at his house that showed a large amount of people heading in, instead of the four people that had booked to stay.

She continued: “When they showed up, his nest camera alerted they were there. He checked and holy s*** just a sea of people.

“So he calls the guy and is like ‘hey man, not to be rude but that looks like a lot more than four. My house can’t accommodate large events.’ The guy is like “oh gosh, I’m so sorry. We’re doing a quick bible study and then they’re leaving.”

After everyone had left the property, Mary revealed that she felt she had at least been supported by Airbnb throughout the ordeal.

Twitter user Anna Draa asked Mary: “I’m curious, did you feel AirBnb backed you up as a host?”

Mary replied: “Yeah. Especially once we made it clear that we had video proof they were willfully breaking a major house rule and repeatedly lying about it.”

She later tweeted to reveal that Airbnb had sent her $75 (£57) for the missing toiletries, as well as $625.65 (£482) for the reservation fee that they would have missed out on as the guests left early.

Airbnb's official rules on how to be a good guest and a good host

Rules for guests

Honor your commitments (including arrival time) and any house rules.

Enjoy your host's home as if you were staying with friends. Be respectful of your neighbours.

Get your host's permission before having guests over.

When in doubt, reach out to your host with any questions or problems that arise.

Always leave an honest review for your host to help guide future guests. Airbnb is built on community, and your host will also be invited to leave a review for you.

Rules for hosts

Provide essential amenities: This includes toilet paper, soap, linens/sheets, and at least one towel and pillow per booked guest

Be responsive: Maintain a high response rate by replying to booking enquiries and reservation requests within 24 hours.

Maintain a high overall rating: Guests like to know they can expect a consistent level of quality, no matter where they book.

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The company tweeted: "As we discussed on the phone, if there are any other damages as a result of this incident please document the damage with photos and let me know, so we can assist you as soon as possible."

Airbnb told Sun Online Travel: "We have fully supported our host and followed up with our guest regarding this incident. The overwhelming majority of Airbnb guests are respectful travellers, but when issues happen, we work to make things right."

We previously revealed the worst types of Airbnb guests - according to the hosts themselves.